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Hosted by Riley Reno · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 68 episodes
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"From the Pew to the Public Square" Sunday to Society is a weekly podcast exploring today’s world through the lens of a Christian worldview. Hosted solo with occasional guests, each episode challenges listeners to move beyond passive faith and engage culture with clarity, conviction, and Christ at the center. Whether unpacking current events, cultural trends, or theological questions, this podcast invites you to think biblically and live boldly—every day of the week.
Riley Reno hosts Sunday To Society, a society show with 68 episodes published.
He was a Dutch factory worker with a beat-up Volkswagen Beetle, a car full of Bibles, and a prayer. Andrew van der Bijl grew up in wartime Netherlands, survived the Nazi occupation as a boy, served in the Dutch army in I
He spent nineteen months chained to an oar in the belly of a French galley ship. When he was released he went straight back to preaching. John Knox came to the Reformed faith late, bodyguarding a Scottish preacher named
In 1415 the most powerful church council in the world summoned a Czech priest to answer for his beliefs, promised him safe passage, then arrested him the moment he arrived. Jan Huss had spent years preaching against a ch
He had no seminary degree. No mission organization. No sending church. Just a cobbler's bench, a borrowed map of the world, and a conviction that the Great Commission was still in effect. In 1792 William Carey published
In this episode of Sunday to Society, Riley Reno sits down with Seth White for a spirited, encouraging conversation about their top Bible stories. From Moses at the burning bush and David and Goliath to Daniel in the lio
He never owned a home. He never married. He kept everything he owned in a saddlebag. By the time Francis Asbury died in 1816, he had traveled approximately 300,000 miles on horseback, preached over 16,000 sermons, and wa
Everyone knows the last eleven words. But almost nobody knows what came before them. On March 23, 1775, Patrick Henry stood up inside St. John's Church in Richmond, Virginia — not a statehouse, not a town square, a churc
In August of 1776, George Washington's entire army was trapped against the East River with the British closing in. By every military calculation, that night should have ended the American Revolution. Then a fog rolled in
Have you ever prayed with complete confidence that God would answer... only to hear "no"? Whether it was for healing, a relationship, financial provision, a ministry opportunity, or the salvation of someone you love, una
In today’s world, life doesn’t just feel lived anymore—it feels performed. In this episode of Sunday to Society , we explore why so much of modern life feels performative, curated, and constantly aware of an unseen audie
62% of Americans call themselves Christian. That is roughly 210 million people. But the data tells a very different story about how many of those people actually read their Bible, attend church, hold a biblical worldview
Last week we named it. Church burnout is real, it is widespread, and the church's own culture often creates the conditions for it. But naming the problem is only half the conversation. Today we finish it. In part two of
You used to love serving at your church. You signed up for everything. You showed up early and stayed late. You meant every bit of it. And then somewhere along the way the joy left. It became obligation. You started drea
Most Christians have been taught that changing your mind is a sign of weakness. That conviction means certainty. That a strong faith never wavers, never questions, and never looks back. But what if that's not what the Bi
53% of American evangelicals believe the Holy Spirit is just a force. Not a person. Not the third member of the Trinity. A force — like electricity or gravity. And these are people who say the Bible is their highest auth
"Sunday is where we hear it—Society is where we live it." In April 2026, we’ve reached a staggering turning point: The world is no longer just watching the news; we are gambling on it. With over $1 billion flowing into "
42% of Americans say they have deconstructed the faith of their youth. 40 million people who once called themselves Christians no longer attend church. And on social media, walking away from God has become a brand — comp
Most Christians think idolatry is an ancient problem. Golden calves. Stone statues. Something that stopped being relevant the moment the Old Testament ended. But the Bible defines an idol as anything that takes the place
Are Christians just as financially stressed as the world—and why? You tithe on Sunday. You pray over your bills on Monday. And by Wednesday, you’re checking your account hoping something changed. If that sounds familiar,
Most Christians own a Bible. Most Christians go to church. But according to the data — most Christians have almost no idea what the Bible actually says. And the culture is filling that vacuum fast. In this episode of Sun
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